Be Content With Such Things (12 Exchanges of God's Truth: A Reprobate Mind) Paperback – January 25, 2026

Covetousness according to St. Paul qualifies an unrepentant sinner a ticket to become a reprobate in the eyes of God. Rejecting a satisfied heart, the flesh is the prominent speaker and controls the desires of the man that finds himself isolated from both remorse and morality. Along with eleven other charges against those who become unredeemable by the fact of their own denial of sorrow for sin, this sermon series defines what these traits of a mind sullied by iniquity are. Although there remain more than this initial dozen, preached for Mount Hope Church: 12 Exchanges of God's Truth: A Reprobate Mind, selects this first dozen and biblically analyzes them each. What kind of soul could be so consumed that he doesn't give thought to God or to changing? What nature does a man take on when possessed with such characteristics that do not and will never reflect God, but mirror the corruption of Satan? Will they ever escape? A bleak look into the theology of such, this particular message addresses coveting when we should covet the gifts of The Spirit, instead. Covetous hearts lurk when the next person has something of greater value (perceived) and defy laws or compassion to obtain it. It is a stringent attack on the contented persona that Jesus taught, that Paul exuded, and that Scripture calls us to. The 248th publication, we are made to be more, not to have more, but to do more for The Lord Jesus. For, to whom much is given, much is required. Read more